Responsive Web Design: Made Easy (Udemy.com)

Strong points: Live coding sessions, files available for download, clear overview about topics, main concepts I wanted to know are explained here. Weak points: Not for beginners, knowledge about HTML and CSS is needed, but I think this is normal. Some points are not explored deeply, but for my purposes this course was ok.

Excellent course. I only wanted this course for the non-framework (non-Bootstrap) lectures (this course's big project). I wanted to know how to create simple (non-framework) responsive websites. This course did it for me. ... This course also briefly covers a few frameworks.

I very enjoyed the whole course and learned a great deal from it. The instructor speaks in a clear and unhurried way throughout the course. I particularly appreciated Section 5 on "Twitter Bootstrap" which walks us through the creation of an attractive responsive website homepage from start to finish. Excellent. Highly recommended.

This course is decent for grasping a very general understanding of responsive web design. Explanations for why things are done are rarely provided and many videos contain duplicate footage from prior videos. My favorite line from the instructor is in Lecture 7 or 8 as he attempts to use a second browser for a test and IE crashes in less than 10 seconds of use: "God, I hate IE!"

Very enjoyable course. Gets into the meat of coding right away. Not for the faint of heart, but gets ideas flowing, especially when trying different frameworks. I use Dreamweaver CS6 and it has a lot testing for different mobile products that you can see code activate properly for the different formats available. Thanks.

The instructor of this course does not answer questions very readily or in a timely fashion, so don't expect an answer right away. My main issue is he does a lot of code without a lot of explanation as to why something is done. I want to mention, however, that there are some good things going on here, too. I did learn a lot. Oh, and I could not get the course materials to uncompress (on an iMac), so I could not really follow along and actually do the exercises. In conclusion, I think it's a course with a lot of potential, but there is much room for improvement. One thing I found particularly annoying was when the instructor's phone kept going off. Set your phone to silent or vibrate so that it doesn't interfere with the user experience, please.

Great course for me. The instructor is really no-nonsense and relaxed, while clearly explaining what to do. I like that it builds a site from scratch and therefore shows you all the steps you need to do the next time you start a project of your own. This course really teaches the basics well for people not known to responsive webdesign. Be aware that you must have knowledge on html and css though, otherwise you will find it difficult to follow.

The course covers just the basics of building responsive websites and I guess it could be useful to someone who have yet to hear of this term. There are tons of similar and better tutorials available for free on the web, so for the price this course is offered at, you really don't get that much.

At first, I wanted to get my money back cos I thought maybe the instructor had a indian accent just because of his name but I was wrong. Mr. Vishal, thought me in the most easiest and direct approach of how to make a responsive design using media queries, bootstrap etc. I'm very thankful to have taken this course. This are links to show your the outcome of what I have learned from this course. www.pinoywebtech.com and www.lgtoutsourcing.com. I'm looking forward to more of your courses sir.

I loved this course. I learned a lot. The only thing that I would like to get is the course's length on the certificate.